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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1918
Page
4
The Vernon Record announces semi weekly publication by Nichols Brown & Company. It asks subscribers to provide both old and new addresses when requesting changes to ensure prompt delivery.
Weather bulletin from Washington on November details a sequence of disturbance and storm waves crossing the continent from November 14 to 23. Forecasts include warm and cool waves, heavy precipitation, extreme temperatures, frosts reaching far south, a cold winter with late spring, and guidance for livestock shelter and feed.
Vernon Texas paper notes six month subscription price of 82 cents and states no shorter period accepted. Dated Friday November 8 1918 from the Vernon office.
The Labor Board urges workers for munition plants as part of war effort while noting public doubt about victory. It warns against obstruction to war industries and calls for loyalty, teamwork, and meeting labor needs. It also discusses cotton price speculation, transport limits, and government action on stabilization.
Ir minded men nationwide approve the action of the Association during a meeting at the Dolphus Hotel. The report highlights support for cotton stabilization measures and aims to rally broader backing among merchants farmers and civic leaders.
Albert Mann and wife mourn the death of their infant son J. T. who died Wednesday morning and was buried that afternoon at East View cemetery. He was twenty months old. Funeral services were led by Rev. H. BE. Stubbs of the Central Christian Church. Friends offer sympathy to the bereaved family.
Republicans will control both Congress chambers after returns show 256 House seats to Democrats 195. Senate stands 48 Republicans with two in doubt, Michigan and Idaho. Speaker Champ Clark initially reported defeated then reelected. Congress to convene in December 1919 unless called earlier.
William Sehur received a card from his son Paul Schur reporting arrival safely overseas. The note mentions he was drafted and sent to Camp Travis on July 12.
Mmes J B Lutz C J Markell and W N Stokes attend a state meeting of the Mothers' Conference and Parent Teachers Association in Wichita Falls.
Public notice announces the partial dissolution of the Jouett and Ladd partnership while stating they will continue operating a service car at the old stand. Telephone number 1 appears in the notice as part of the contact for the firm.
We offer hardware and stoves with oils or coal from J. R. Renfro. The White Produce Company on North Main lists hens at 19 cents per pound this week. Phone 26. Ady.
J E Stovall reports a letter from daughter Mrs Nellie Burnside listing 156 deaths in Gallup New Mexico in three weeks. Burnside notes worst is over but schools may not reopen before Christmas in Gallup amid the crisis.
The Delphian Society held a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs. W. W. Bennett on the topic Mythology in Art. After refreshments, the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. J. D. Parnell on November 20.
Mrs J H Massie visiting her sister Mrs Harry Mason has gone to Wichita Falls to be with her husband Dr J T Massie a medical corps officer who is about to depart for Fort Oglethorpe Ga.
An advertisement from Trevathan's announces extra heavy oats in quantity priced at six today. The ad notes Adv ite and suggests bulk buys may be available.
Advertises buying chickens eggs and cream from the public with cash payments. Provides phone number 286 and is labeled Adv, S4-2t¢.
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